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October 2026 Hypermarket Price Survey – Metro, Kleine Kuppe

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November 9, 2026
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Header graphic announcing Metro Hyper Groceries Basket - October 2026 with the Metro Hyper logo centered over a blue blurred background.

Metro is currently the only hypermarket operating in Windhoek, making it the sole retailer in this category for the October price comparison.

The survey covered 20 products, including staple foods, meat, dairy products, household cleaning supplies and personal care items. Prices ranged from N$12.99 for a bar of soap to N$89.99 for a 1.5kg pack of chicken.

  • The highest-priced item in the survey was chicken at N$89.99 for 1.5kg, followed by mince at N$82.99 per kilogram. Top Score maize meal (5kg) cost N$75.99, while Polana macaroni pasta (3kg) and 2-ply toilet paper (9 rolls) each cost N$74.99.
  • Among the staple foods, cooking oil (2L) was priced at N$69.99 and white sugar (2kg) at N$39.99. Tastic rice (2kg) also cost N$39.99, while white bread was priced at N$22.99 per loaf.
  • For household and personal care products, Sunlight washing powder (2kg) cost N$64.99, and Sunlight dishwashing liquid (750ml) was priced at N$29.99. Aquafresh toothpaste (100ml) cost N$17.99, while a bar of soap was the cheapest item surveyed at N$12.99.

Overall, the October survey provides a snapshot of prices for 20 selected products at Metro Kleine Kuppe. As Metro is the only hypermarket in Windhoek, the findings provide a reference point for consumers tracking prices in this retail category.

Metro (Kleine Kuppe) October 2026 Groceries Basket

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